Death's Messengers

An unfolding of events that reveal the harsh realities of the world.

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“Well,” said the youth, “it is something gained that I shall know when thou<br />

comest, and at any rate be safe from thee for so long.” Then he went on his<br />

way, and was light-hearted, and enjoyed himself, and lived without thought.

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“Dost thou know,” said the stranger, whilst he was getting up, “who I am, and who it is whom thou hast helped on his legs again?” “No,” answered the youth, “I do not know thee.” “I am Death,” said he. “I spare no one, and can make no exception with thee, but that thou mayst see that I am grateful, I promise thee that I will not fall on thee unexpectedly, but will send my messengers to thee before I come and take thee away.”

“Well,” said the youth, “it is something gained that I shall know when thou comest, and at any rate be safe from thee for so long.” Then he went on his way, and was light-hearted, and enjoyed himself, and lived without thought.

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